1150°C - 1180°C
1150-1220oC
Basque Green boasts an exciting vintage green with suspensions of white lace across the surface. A semi-transparent gloss glaze, Basque Green elevates any surface whether applied indivually or layered with other Mid-Fire glazes.
* Results shown are fired at Cone 6 on B-Mix unless otherwise indicated. Speedball Mid-Fire Glazes are certified dinnerware safe when used according to manufacturer’s directions. Independent testing is recommended when multiple colors are used on a singular piece and/or prior to introducing into commerce.
Biscotti is a gloss glaze that provides the ideal beige tint to surfaces with a hint of light bronze variations throughout. A standard application of Biscotti will provide a welcome accent to any piece.
* Results shown are fired at Cone 6 on B-Mix unless otherwise indicated. Speedball Mid-Fire Glazes are certified dinnerware safe when used according to manufacturer’s directions. Independent testing is recommended when multiple colors are used on a singular piece and/or prior to introducing into commerce.
Blackcurrant is an inviting gloss glaze with a sophisticated finish. Fairly opaque, Blackcurrant flows smoothly over high points and textures greeting you with white almost transparent color at the breaks.
* Results shown are fired at Cone 6 on B-Mix unless otherwise indicated. Speedball Mid-Fire Glazes are certified dinnerware safe when used according to manufacturer’s directions. Independent testing is recommended when multiple colors are used on a singular piece and/or prior to introducing into commerce.
Coriander is a fairly opaque semi matte glaze that is visually dynamic and transforms surfaces into an in-depth field of beige beauty. Benefiting from a thicker application, Coriander is certainly a sight to behold. Not recommended for use on speckled clay bodies.
* Results shown are fired at Cone 6 on B-Mix unless otherwise indicated. Speedball Mid-Fire Glazes are certified dinnerware safe when used according to manufacturer’s directions. Independent testing is recommended when multiple colors are used on a singular piece and/or prior to introducing into commerce.